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@lucenaone/tunnel

v1.0.1

Published

Private tunnel for connecting LucenaCoder.com to your local folder. Always remains folder scoped while providing full terminal access.

Readme

🌴 Lucena Coder Local Tunnel

The official local connection agent for LucenaCoder.com.

Create a private, secure tunnel connecting your browser-based AI coding assistant directly to your local filesystem.

Quick Start

Navigate to the project folder you want the AI to work on, and run the tunnel:

cd your-project
npx lucenatunnel

How it Works

  1. Run the Command: The agent connects to the Lucena real-time relay.
  2. Get your Tunnel ID: The terminal will print a secure Tunnel ID.
  3. Connect: Paste this ID into your LucenaCoder.com workspace.
  4. Code: The AI can now read files, propose edits, and run terminal commands strictly scoped to that folder.

🛡️ Built for Safety

Giving an AI access to your machine should be done securely.

  • Folder Scoped: The tunnel is strictly jailed to the directory where you executed the command. It cannot access files outside of this workspace.
  • Safe Mode by Default: Every file edit and terminal command requires your explicit approval before executing.
  • YOLO Mode: Fully trust the AI for a specific task? You can optionally toggle YOLO mode from the web interface for hands-free, autonomous coding.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+